What is the title of the House M.D. episode that presents three versions of a medical case?

“Three Stories” is the House M.D. episode that presents three versions of a medical case.

The episode is structured around House teaching medical students while recounting three diagnostic stories. The accounts gradually reveal connections to House’s own medical history and to the leg injury that shaped his chronic pain and walking difficulty. Its unusual structure makes the episode different from the show’s standard patient-of-the-week format.

“Three Stories” is the 21st episode of House M.D.’s first season and originally aired in May 2005. It became one of the most acclaimed episodes of the series and won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series for creator David Shore.

The title is sometimes confused with later episodes that also use unusual narrative structures. However, “Three Stories” specifically refers to the three case accounts House presents during his lecture. The episode is also important because it gives viewers a deeper explanation of House’s leg condition.